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Deepening Malay Polarization More Dangerous Than Inter-Racial Divisions
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Seeing Malaysia My Way Malaysian-born Bakri Musa writes frequently on issues affecting his native land. His essays have appeared in the Far Eastern Economic Review, Asiaweek, International Herald Tribune, Education Quarterly, SIngapore's Straits Times, and The New Straits Times. His commentary has aired on National Public Radio's Marketplace. His regular column Seeing It My Way appears in Malaysiakini. Bakri is also a regular contributor to th eSun (Malaysia).
He has previously written "The Malay Dilemma Revisited: Race Dynamics in Modern Malaysia" as well as "Malaysia in the Era of Globalization," "An Education System Worthy of Malaysia," "Seeing Malaysia My Way," and "With Love, From Malaysia."
Bakri's day job (and frequently night time too!) is as a surgeon in private practice in Silicon Valley, California. He and his wife Karen live on a ranch in Morgan Hill.
This website is updated twice a week on Sundays and Wednesdays at 5 PM California time.
M. Bakri Musa
About Me
Sunday, September 20, 2015
Deepening Malay Polarization More Dangerous Than Inter-Racial Divisions
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Same Reality, Different Perceptions
Sunday, September 06, 2015
European Intrusions Into The Malay World
The Europeans entered the Malay world a few centuries after the arrival of Islam. First were the Portuguese in 1509, followed by the Dutch and finally the British.
Unlike those early Muslims, the Europeans came not to trade, at least initially, but as explorers during their Age of Discovery. Only when they saw the abundance of the rich natural resources of the land did they go beyond mere exploring.
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Sunday, August 23, 2015
Lessons From Our Encounter With Islam
Today in the retelling of the arrival of Islam to the Malay world, there is not a dissenting voice. All agree that it was a positive development, for the faith as well as for Malays. We also agree that our culture adapted well to Islam.
However, the natives were so enamored with the way those Muslim traders conducted themselves – with honor, piety and honesty – that soon their ways rubbed off on our ancestors and they too became Muslims. They, as a culture and community, were free minded enough to recognize a better way and did not hesitate to incorporate it as part of their own.
Serve your fellow man and you serve God, exhorted our Prophet Mohammad (May Allah be pleased with him). That's what trading does. The prophet was himself a trader; he explicitly permitted and indeed encouraged trading even during the Hajj to reinforce the point that earning a living and worshiping Allah are but two sides of the same coin. Both are far from being incompatible.
Our ancestors were not at all curious of the vast richness of the intellectual heritage of Islam. Had they been, our ancestors would have learned that those ancient Muslim luminaries beginning with Al Kindi and on to Ibn Khaldun a few centuries later also wrote on such worldly topics as astronomy, physics, medicine and sociology. To them, knowledge was all encompassing, with no artificial differentiation between the spiritual and secular, or worldly and "other-worldly."
Our sultans too were not diligent learners. Otherwise they would have discovered that the Caliphs of the Abbasid dynasty, for example, had their Bayt al-Hikma (House of Wisdom) where they gathered the leading scholars and learn from them. Instead, our sultans of yore (and even today) were content to be in the company of their gundek (concubines).
With the adoption of the Arabic jawi script, Malay culture transited from the oral to the written tradition. Whenever that happens to a society or culture, it is a significant advancement. We are indebted to those ancient Muslims for that precious gift.
Had our ancestors been more encompassing in exploring the vastness of the intellectual and other traditions of the Arabs and of Islam, as those folks in Iberia did, and studied the varied richness of this new faith, its tradition of hosting a wide spectrum of opinions and its great scholars, we could have triggered our own renaissance, our own Nusantara (Malay Archipelago) Andalusia as it were, in the fine tradition of the Iberians.
We could have then, like those ancient Arabs who learned prodigiously from the Greeks, do likewise with the Arabs. Those early Arabs (unlike their modern counterparts) had no hesitation in translating Greek works and learning from Greek philosophers, even avowedly atheistic ones.
While Middle Age Europe eagerly learned from Andalusia, the Europeans did not become Muslims. Only a few centuries later, Malays became Muslim through their encounter with those Muslim traders but we did not learn much from them. This irony, as yet unexamined, baffles me.
This essay is adapted from the author's latest book, Liberating The Malay Mind, published by ZI Publications Sdn Bhd, Petaling Jaya, 2013.
Sunday, August 16, 2015
The Arrival of Islam as a Momentous Event in Malay Culture
The arrival of Islam was "the most momentous event in the history of the Malay archipelago," to quote Syed Naquib al-Attas. It came not through the point of the sword but peacefully through trade. Islam did not land in a cultural and religious vacuum as Malays were already steeped in Hindu and animist traditions. Nor did the Arabs come to emancipate our ancestors; there was no messianic zeal or even an inclination to engage in their salvation.
Those Muslims came only to trade; there was no intention to dominate or colonize. Their Islamic faith and the prevailing Malay culture interacted through gradual and mutual accommodation. The result was that "the local genius of the people shone through" in the melding of the two, to quote Farish Noor, respected scholar and frequent commentator on Malaysian affairs.
This was vividly illustrated with my matriarchal Adat Perpateh. It coexisted peacefully with traditional male-dominated Islam, demonstrating a brilliant and workable synthesis of the two. Malays did not repudiate our traditional ways to become Muslims, and Islam was not adulterated to accommodate Malay culture. Both were remarkably malleable to and adaptive of each other.
Expressions like Adat basandi syarak, syarak basandi kitabullah (Customs based on shari'a; shari'a on Koran), and the more practical, Syarak mengato, adat memakai (Sharia prescribes, adat subscribes) attest to this grand accommodation. The sociologist Taufik Abdullah expressed it best, "The genius of Minangkabau is to synthesize contradictions harmoniously." There were certainly contradictions real as well as imagined between Islam and traditional Malay culture, but our ancestors took them in stride and with composure.
It is said that a Minangkabau baby is fed white rice and red chili early so it could learn at a very young age to tolerate opposites. Later we would go beyond mere tolerating to actually relishing contradictions. Thus as adults we could not do without our rice and sambal (chili paste).
Of course all these happened several centuries ago, long before the advent of "purist" Islamists. Today these purists would condemn any accommodation of the faith as bida'a (adulteration). Little wonder that Malays of that religious persuasion are today busy rewriting history to obliterate our legitimate pre-Islamic existence. They would like us to believe that prior to the arrival of Islam, Malays were cultureless and devoid of any spiritual values, and that our history began only with the arrival of Islam.
Sunday, August 09, 2015
The Ture Measure of a Culutre
The True Measure Of A Culture
The true measure of a culture is how well it prepares its members to sudden changes and challenges, especially when those are unanticipated or imposed from the outside. That different societies react very differently is obvious.
Consider the March 2011 tsunami that demolished the coastal areas of Northern Japan. Thousands were killed and billions worth of properties damaged, with whole villages and families wiped out. Compare the reactions of the Japanese to that tragedy of August 2005 when Katrina hurricane devastated the southern coast of United States.
The differences in reactions could not be more profound. Today only a few years after the tragedy, Northern Japan is almost fully recovered. In Louisiana they are still entangled in massive lawsuits, and the finger pointing has not yet stopped. Both Japan and America are developed societies, so we cannot account the difference to socioeconomic status, only to culture.
Then there was the Southeast Asian tsunami of Christmas 2004 that devastated western Sumatra and elsewhere. In terms of human toll, that tragedy was a universe beyond Katrina.
International relief workers involved in both tragedies observed how remarkably quickly those Indonesians resumed their "normal" routine. When hundreds of thousands of your countrymen had perished and whole towns and villages vanished, swept into the deep blue Indian Ocean, normalcy is hard to fathom. "Normal" is not quite the appropriate term. Nonetheless only a few months after the tragedy, school children were resuming their classes and singing their national anthem as they gathered underneath the shade of the lone surviving angsana tree.
You would expect that to happen in America, a nation with vastly greater resources and much superior manpower and administrative machinery at its disposal, not Indonesia. Yes, America's industrial might was able to produce hundreds of portable homes and classrooms on short order, alas they were left sitting on empty lots to this day. The displaced residents are still unable to return home.
Again, only culture can explain the difference in the two reactions.
The Southeast Asian tsunami was also instrumental in ending the generations-long Aceh civil war. The iconic image of the tsunami devastation was the lone mosque that stood serenely in a sea of destruction. The sophisticated would attribute the catastrophe to shifts in ancient tectonic plates in the deep ocean floor, but to the science-illiterate Indonesians it was Allah sending them a powerful message. The Aceh civil war ended soon after.
That is the supreme value of a culture; to help us react in positive ways to events that are beyond our control. That is the only true measure of a culture.
Today in discussions on the "Malay problem," specifically the lack of economic development, much is made of the supposed deficiencies of our culture. To me that is not a valid measure of the value of a culture. America is the most economically and socially developed society on Earth, yet it could not handle the Katrina tragedy. We have to stop blaming culture as the explanation for everything especially when we are having glaring deficits elsewhere, as with our corrupt and incompetent leaders.
Besides, there are just too many and obvious examples to debunk such a simplistic "explanation" as culture. Consider the Koreans. Those in North Korea share the same culture (including religion and language) as their brethren in the South. Today those two societies and countries could not be more different not only socio-economically and but also in mindset and many other ways.
Incidentally, the Koreans would serve as a ready example to debunk those who would resort to blaming our "genes" or biology to explain our backwardness, the pet "explanation" offered by the likes of Mahathir.
Then there is the current fascination and exaltation of Confucian ethics and system of values to "explain" the rapid rise of East Asia, first with Japan and later South Korea. What is conveniently forgotten is that this same culture was responsible for the monumental tragedies on the Chinese mainland during much of the 20th Century, and the militaristic rise of Japan and the consequent catastrophe inflicted on much of Asia during World War II.
So quit blaming culture to "explain" Malay backwardness. As a mental exercise, imagine if Malay leaders (specifically those in UMNO as they have been in charge for over half a century) are not corrupt, and all the funds and resources that they have hogged unto themselves had been spent on improving our lot as with building better schools and having properly trained teachers and professors, we would be much better off today. We would also be spared those sordid financial scandals, from the Bank Bumiputra debacle of yore to the current 1MDB mess.
There is yet another reason to be weary of those who resort to blaming culture to "explain" everything about a society. Strip off the sophistry and the underlying racism is exposed in all its ugliness.
In the following few chapters I will recap the three defining moments in Malay culture: the arrival of Islam upon our shores, the subsequent series of European intrusions into our world, and the path we had chosen towards independence. I will examine how our culture had prepared us for those tumultuous changes. As is apparent we are still here, and that says something about the value and endurance of our culture. In the final analysis that is what counts; all else are but footnotes.
There are critical and valuable lessons to be learned from those transformational experiences that are applicable to our current challenges.
Adapted from the author's latest book, Liberating The Malay Mind, ZI Publications Sdn Bhd, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia , 2013.
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Malaysian-born Bakri Musa writes frequently on issues affecting his native land. His essays have appeared in the Far Eastern Economic Review, Asiaweek, International Herald Tribune, Education Quarterly, SIngapore's Straits Times, and The New Straits Times. His commentary has aired on National Public Radio's Marketplace. His regular column Seeing It My Way appears in Malaysiakini. Bakri is also a regular contributor to th eSun (Malaysia). He has previously written "The Malay Dilemma Revisited: Race Dynamics in Modern Malaysia" as well as "Malaysia in the Era of Globalization," "An Education System Worthy of Malaysia," "Seeing Malaysia My Way," and "With Love, From Malaysia." Bakri's day job (and frequently night time too!) is as a surgeon in private practice in Silicon Valley, California. He and his wife Karen live on a ranch in Morgan Hill. This website is updated twice a week on Sundays and Wednesdays at 5 PM California time.


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...here it is, I just wish I had the jacket to test at the Falls
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Date: July 1, 2007
To date, I have used the Celestial pants on dayhikes, on a 2-night
trip in along the Waterloo-Pinckney trail, and at the Cave of the
Winds tour at Niagara Falls.
My dayhikes were in parks close to my home, and around my
neighborhood. Temperatures ranged from about 60 F (16 C) to 85 F (29
C), in light drizzles to one downpour, and with and without a
daypack. On all these trips I wore shorts under the pants, and my
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dry in the rain on all these trips, and were comfortable to wear. My
current rain jacket is not breathable, and I can really tell the
difference in the materials in that and with the Celestial pants.
Even in cooler weather I would start getting sweaty and warm in my
jacket, but my legs were dry and relatively cooler.
One thing that I noticed (especially when the rain is cooler) is that
sometimes I would feel like some moisture had gotten in, but when I
took the pants off I was perfectly dry. One time I sat on a plastic
bench (wearing shorts under the pants) and had this sensation, so I'm
wondering if the reason is mainly that the fabric transmits the water
temperature well, and does not provide any `insulation' when in
direct contact with cold water.
On a non-backpacking trip this summer I visited Niagara Falls, and
went on the Cave of the Winds tour. They hand out disposable
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getting completely drenched in the process. Something in me wanted
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poncho and required sandals. On the Hurricane Deck, water is not
only coming in as light spray from several directions, but is also
coming in as an occasional full-out blast from the falls themselves.
I couldn't resist hiking up the poncho to just below waist level and
dancing around a little (I had to make sure the water blasts got me
from all sides) in the cold water.
Again, the cold water gave me the `feeling' that my legs were wet,
but the only water that entered was near my feet. I was required to
wear the sandals they provided (for safety reasons, I'm guessing),
and the cuffs of the pants don't completely seal off my bare legs. I
didn't have this problem on my dayhikes with boots so I don't see
this as a failure of the design in any way, just a piece of
information to keep in mind if I ever decide to go prancing around
waterfalls without my boots again.
The 2-night trip along the Waterloo-Pinckney trail was in mid-May,
and while I didn't encounter any of the scattered showers that were
promised, I did wear them the whole time I was hiking the second day
of the trip. I had decided to try using a deet-free insect repellant
for the trip, but forgot to bring the regular insect repellant as a
back-up. The first day was a mosquito-filled forced march (I had
never seen them that bad before), so I decided to wear the Celestail
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wasn't doing much of anything. The second day of the trip I hiked 7
miles/11.3 km and the temperature started with a low of around 52
F/11 C and reaching a high of only 64 F/18C. I was hiking primarily
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also had areas of complete shade and a decent portion where I was
hiking in full sun. I wore my REI Sahara convertible pants (in pant
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I was originally concerned that the black material would heat up my
legs when I was in full sun, but my legs felt about the same
temperature as my upper body did in a medium-blue long-sleeve shirt.
The only time I noticed a temperature difference was when we had a
gentle breeze in an open field. The breeze cooled off my upper body,
but didn't have much effect with my legs.
The Outdoor Research Celestial Pants are comfortable for me to wear,
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Handeni Gold Inc. filed its Annual on Aug 20, 2015 for the period ending May 31, 2015. In this report its auditor, Manning Elliott, gave an unqualified opinion expressing doubt that the company can continue as a going concern.
Handeni Gold Inc. announced that on January 13, 2015, it reached a binding settlement of the New York litigation with Ruby Creek Resources, Inc. (RCR), and is currently waiting for RCR to finalize the formal settlement documentation. The settlement does not require any monetary payment by the Company to RCR. Under the terms of the settlement, the company will turn over its interest in Ruby Creek Resources (Tanzania) Limited and will return the 4,000,000 shares of restricted Ruby Creek common stock to RCR. Both sides have agreed to dismiss their respective claims, with prejudice, and the litigation is now concluded.
Handeni Gold Inc. provided update on exploration activities in the United Republic of Tanzania. During 2014, the company acquired 7 PL's (prospecting licenses) containing all of its targets following the relinquishing of 50% of its license areas in 2013 as required by Tanzanian regulations. The company now holds a total of approximately 412 km2 (52% of its previous license area). During October 2014, the company fulfilled the requirements for its licenses to be uploaded on the Topo Cadastral system of the Ministry of Minerals and Energy of Tanzania. This enables rigorous control and transparency of all aspects of licensing, reporting and renewal of properties. To date the company completed and is active with exploration programs on 13 of its initial 17 targets. As announced in April and May 2012 a total of 5,347 m was drilled and 5,485 gold assays conducted on the Magambazi East target (Target 1) and 5,944 samples taken on 4,988 m drilled on the Kwandege target (Target 2). Continued work on these mineralized zones, including multi-element XRF and ICP-AES analysis, structural interpretation of core and field data as well as additional soil assays, upgraded Kwandege to project status. A close-to-surface reverse circulation drilling program is planned to test the continuation of gold in all 3 dimensions. This will determine Kwandege's suitability as a potential open cast deposit. Six drill holes are planned for Magambazi East to test the company's revised structural model of this mineralization. The revised interpretation is based on detailed structural analyses as well as interpretation of assay data combined with 3,144 XRF analyses on the geochemistry of drill core from Magambazi East. In addition to the geological and geophysical maps produced using remote sensing techniques, a total of 143 km2 (35%) of the license area has been mapped in detail (1:2500 and 1:5000 scale). To date 22,833 soil samples have been taken, of which 5,122 were assayed for gold and 12,566 analysed by XRF. The remaining 5,145 samples are currently in the process of being analysed. Target 5 is now a fully-fledged drill target based on the geochemistry and geophysics results obtained. Nine hundred and thirty five (935) soil samples collected on Target 6 have been analysed by XRF and are being evaluated to select samples for gold assays. Target 7 (Mjembe) is set to achieve drill status pending the results of a trenching program. The combined result of the trenching program with the geophysics and geochemistry already interpreted will enable the siting of drill holes. Targets 8 and 10 have been mapped and sampled in detail and in the case of the latter XRF results were utilized to submit selected samples for gold assays, the results of which are pending. Mapping and XRF analyses on 793 samples from Target 15 (Dolly) have been completed. Mineralization and structural features on this anomaly show many similarities with that of Magambazi hill. In summary, of the 13 targets investigated or being investigated, four have achieved drill status (1, 2, 5 and 7), significant anomalous results have been achieved on 4 additional targets (8, 10, 15 and 16) currently being further explored, results on one is pending (target 6) and four proved to be unsuccessful (3, 4, 9 and 11). During January 2015 focus will shift to 4 targets on the Gole sheath fold, a structural feature of 11 km by 4.5 km (Targets 12, 13, 14 and 17) with geological and geophysical features rendering it similar to many Proterozoic base metal and gold deposits. The company expects to spend most of 2015 on investigating this highly promising feature on which gold anomalies have already been detected in soil samples.
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That's a great question. Time to start checking teams with cap room and players with untapped potential and rookie scale contracts. The idea that Harden will leave and the Thunder will be left empty-handed seems unlikely. Berry Tramel believes the Thunder wants to play this out and keep Harden the whole season, so if you're a team that wants him under that scenario the price is probably going to be more expensive during the season rather than after. The Jeff Green trade proves to me that Presti doesn't get so attached to players that he won't consider a deal that's best for the franchise. I'd make Phoenix the leader among teams that want Harden.
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Lee Atkins does double duty at Hannibal's Autumn Historic Folklife Festival, both demonstrating his woodcarving and selling kettle corn with fellow members of Hydesburg United Methodist Church at an adjacent booth.
Atkins is among the people who have participated in the folklife festival every year since its beginning 35 years ago.
The folklife festival will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15, in the historic district along North Main Street. A children's parade will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, and a pie eating contest will be at 2 p.m. at Bird and Main.
On Sunday after winners of a pie baking contest are announced, the pies will be auctioned at 2 p.m. (Registration for the pie baking contest ended Oct. 14).
The kettle corn is among 21 food booths hosted by local organizations. One new food will be caramel apples and toffee sold by Project Graduation 2012.
"It's hard to believe it's been 35 years," Atkins said Friday, Oct. 14, as he brought his furniture. In 2010 his "Moosehead Works" won second place in the Best of Show contest in this Hannibal Arts Council festival.
Atkins recalled that in the beginning the festival was in November, and he is glad it was changed to October, after one year three inches of snow fell during the festival. For the first nine years he did woodcarving, such as his "spirit faces" and also carvings of Norman Rockwell characters, such as blood brothers at a clubhouse.
On the 10th year of the festival, Atkins began helping his church sell kettle corn, and has "been doing it ever since." Hydesburg UMC began selling kettle corn as a major fund-raiser after (the late) Bill and Sue Locke found a recipe, Atkins explained. "It's been a good fund-raiser for the church" and is now coordinated by his Helping Hands Sunday School Class with help from the other church members.
"We sold $300 to $400 worth the first year," he said. Although he was wearing welder's gloves, pouring the corn "burnt the hair off both my arms," he said. After counting "more than 120 people in line for kettle corn" one year, Atkins helped speed up the popping by designing a "double-barreled" popper.
This year Atkins' booth will feature his wood furniture, such as his "brand new antique mother's rocking chair." The chairs are walnut or box elder. The light-colored box elder wood has some red natural coloring. The walnut is two-toned, the lighter from sapwood and dark from heartwood from the center of the tree. They are indoor chairs, although he has park benches of cedar, oak and ash. Atkins now focuses on his business, building insulated concrete form homes, and mainly does woodcarving at the folklife festival.
Atkins is looking forward to the festival, because he enjoys "coming down and visiting with people from out of town."
Page 2 of 2 - For more details about the festival see hannibalarts.com.
Folklife festival schedule
Saturday, Oct. 15, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 16, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
9 a.m. – Children's Parade participants meet at Hannibal Arts Council
10 a.m. - Children's Parade on Main Street
Bird and Main Streets
11 a.m. – Judy Schmidt & Friends
1 p.m. – L.A. Suess
1:30 p.m. – Pie Eating Contest Registration
2 p.m. – Pie Eating Contest
Hill and Main Streets
10 a.m. – 5 p.m. – L.E.A.P. Children's Area Open
1 p.m. – 3 p.m. – Pelts/Fur Display – Booth 61
1 p.m. – Judy Schmidt & Friends
3 p.m. – L.A. Suess
Center and Main Streets
11 a.m. – L.A. Suess
1 p.m. – Lucky Star Stompers
3 p.m. – Judy Schmidt & Friends
12:30 p.m. – Rain Date - Children's Parade participants meet at Hannibal Arts Council
1:00 p.m. – Rain Date - Children's Parade on Main Street
Bird and Main Streets
9:30 a.m. - First Christian Church – Old Time Church Service
Noon. – L.A. Suess
1 p.m. – Pie Baking Contest
2 p.m. – Pie Auction
3 p.m. – Judy Schmidt & Friends
Hill and Main Streets
10 a.m. – 4 p.m. – L.E.A.P. Children's Area Open
1 p.m. – 2 p.m. – Pelts/Furs Display – Booth 61
1 p.m. – L.A. Suess
Center and Main Streets
1 p.m. – Judy Schmidt & Friends
2 p.m. – L.A. Suess
Musical exhibitors and strolling performance are also featured:
Daniel Ebers – Mandolin - Strolling
Mark Holland – Native American Flute – Booth 3
L.A. Suess – Banjo, Harmonica and MandolinRag Tag – Irish and Celtic Folk Music
Ned Behrensmeyer – Piano – In front of Java Jive
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This arcticle kind of sarcastically says why we are going to have to send people to Mars... http://www.seattlepi.com/national/article/Contrarian-moment-Wait-what-are-we-doing-to-4286355.php
If you think that plastic is okay, just open your eyes and look at the pictures! Unnecessary suffering is everywhere, and we can do something about it. We can end it!
It not only hurts our environment, it also hurts wildlife too! Lets be more aware of what we our doing and carry a reusable bag in the car!!!